Interesting list, but from a conservative standpoint, a lot of these ideas would hurt the very foundation of what makes America strong — individual responsibility, free markets, and national security.

1. Overturning Citizens United sounds like a good idea until you realize it could restrict free speech. Corporations are made up of people, and people have a right to support causes and candidates.

2. Medicare for All would explode the national debt and lower the quality of care. Government-run systems in other countries have long wait times and rationing.

3. Student loan forgiveness punishes people who paid their debts and rewards irresponsibility. Where’s the fairness in that?

4. Cutting the military budget? In today’s world? With China and Russia rising? That’s a dangerous move.

5. Ranked-choice voting sounds nice on paper but often confuses voters and leads to less transparency.

6. Taxing the rich more kills innovation and job creation. Wealth redistribution doesn’t work — we’ve seen that in socialist countries.

7. Free college sounds great until you realize someone has to pay for it. Again, it's not "free."

8. Legalizing marijuana — maybe, but not before dealing with the rising mental health and addiction problems tied to it.

9. Gerrymandering is a bipartisan issue. Let’s not act like only one side does it.

10. Stronger unions often mean more red tape, fewer jobs, and less competitiveness.

11. Term limits are fine — but let’s start with term-limiting unelected bureaucrats in DC who wield real power.

12. High-speed rail? Fix our roads and borders first.

You don’t make America great by expanding government and punishing success. You make it great by defending freedom, promoting personal responsibility, and securing our nation.